18 Facts About Jasmia Robinson

Jasmia Tyshier Robinson was born on 21 April 1987 and is a model and singer.

Jasmia Robinson has worked with the likes of L'Oreal, Sensationnel and Burberry.

Jasmia Robinson is developing a music career and writes for NXG Magazine with a regular feature.

Jasmia Robinson was born in Hackney, East London, to a Scottish mother and a father of Jamaican descent.

At 4 months old Jasmia Robinson's family moved to Highgate, North London, where she attended Ashmount Primary School and went on to Highgate Wood Performing Arts College.

Jasmia Robinson later trained to be a make-up artist at Barnet College, earning a diploma in Theatrical and Media Makeup.

Jasmia Robinson graduated from Harrow Wheald College completing an Art History course.

Jasmia Robinson applied to Living TV's Britain's Next Top Model, Cycle 2 at 18.

Jasmia Robinson received two first call-outs and appeared twice in the two bottom two where she survived over Yvette Stubbs and was eliminated when Abbey Clancy survived her second bottom two appearance.

Jasmia Robinson became the last contestant to be eliminated in the competition.

In 2010 Jasmia Robinson featured as one of the models at the 2010 Afro Hair and Beauty Show with the likes of model Annaliese Dayes.

Jasmia Robinson was the first to be eliminated in the cycle despite having a better photo than Ashley Brown who was saved for having a better personality.

Jasmia Robinson placed fourteenth overall in her first-ever bottom two appearance.

Jasmia Robinson is currently the face of the UK hair brand Sensationnel.

Jasmia Robinson took part in the Mayor of London's Barclays Cycle Hire scheme in 2010.

In January 2011 Jasmia Robinson appeared as a guest speaker at the Inspirational You event celebrating the success of young people.

In 2009, Jasmia Robinson was nominated and won the 'Best Female Model' category at the Black Entertainment Fashion, Film and Television Awards.

In 2011, Jasmia Robinson was amongst the headline acts at Flavour Live, performing her first original single, "Diva Style", and a cover of the song "Ghetto Girl".